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While I am a big advocate for the Australian wine industry and production, I do sometimes skim the shelves in search of something ‘different’.

It’s amazing to consider the accumulated knowledge of a group of travellers and what you can glean from each other.

Rated “main unsealed” on most maps, this 425km route is a good dry weather track, generally wide and well-maintained, with the occasional cow or kangaroo the only hazards.

Malcolm Street investigates the 2022 Caravan, Camping & Touring Supershows in both Melbourne and Sydney

In the blazing heat of the Pilbara you can still see scattered remains of one of the best-kept secrets of Australian involvement in WWII.

This tropical sandstone playground on the WA/NT border dishes up indigenous history, cabbage palms and gigantic beehive rock formations. If you can handle the heat, read on.

We got a sneak peek into the place where it all happens for Titanium — the factory where its fleet is built

Opal mining towns make for some of the most intriguing adventure destinations in Australia

Time is nearly up for fossil fuels and this Bushtracker 19 Compact proves we can live comfortably without it — nearly.

On the coast with scenic views all around, WA’s Kalbarri is a hub for ocean-based adventures

Get ready for the Tamworth Country Music Festival’s 50th anniversary!

At $215,000 this uncompromising offroader vies for the spot as the most expensive van we have reviewed.

Broome has always been an outpost, which is half its appeal. The other? White sand beaches, unusual waterfalls, and bucketloads of history

Witchelina is a former pastoral property in SA’s arid north that gained conservation status 11 years ago. We headed up with Offline Campers to check out the glorious geology, thrilling 4WDing and isolated campsites that this red-dirt wonderland offers to those willing to go the distance.

Adventure and beauty await on the Gibb River Road, one of the last wild frontiers of Australia.

As one of Australia's top destinations, Central Australia offers a plethora of must-see sights and adventures

Historically, the camping industry has been dominated by men in senior positions of leadership and customer facing sales and service, both within industry businesses and representative bodies — but this is changing and quickly.

The Victorian Supreme Court has ordered troubled caravan manufacturer Jurgens Australia to wrap up, with ASIC recently announcing that Ernst & Young will oversee the liquidation process.

The night skies in Central Australia are a sight to behold and the key to unlocking the local culture and nature of the region.

From saints to sipping country, sinkholes, and scenic shores, SA’s Limestone Coast has it all

Skiing and snowboarding dominate the Snowy Mountains in winter — but there’s a whole lot more to this region than simply snow

Brochure blue waters, lounging kangaroos and long stretches of white pearl beaches — no photoshop is required for this scenic coastal drive

This ancient meeting place in South Australia’s Ikara-Flinders Ranges has a rich past

Whatever state or territory you are travelling to, you can learn more about Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture.

At the end of a challenging year for all Australians, Isuzu UTE Australia are getting into the Christmas spirit, with a donation to three of Australia’s most significant charities

The interest in native foods, from emu to kakadu plums, is booming across Australia. But what are Indigenous foods and how can you sample them?

Be swept away by the culture of Margaret River

This great outback station stay will reconnect you with the land off the beaten track

Sandy Guy continues adventuring through South Australia below the Goyder Line

This lap focuses on city stays, and it’s full of ‘capital’ ideas.

In his first column, Peter May looks back at Australia’s long history of travel, and towards moves to make the industry safer

You don’t buy one of these just to tour bitumen roads. The OP13 is designed to take you where the real adventure happens, off the beaten track.

Towns along the Murray River showcase some interesting glimpses into South Australia's past, from historical figures to transportation to pubs

Cruising along the Fitzgerald Coast may teach you a thing or two about appreciating all the small things

The Murray is Australia’s longest river. It brings life to its natural surroundings and prosperity to the communities that share its riparian domain.

Finding the right information and advice about road safety online can be tricky, so we asked industry insiders to set us on the right track

Let's tour some regions that showcase Australia's complex and colourful history!

Whether you’re doing ‘The Big Lap’ or heading out for a long weekend, there are ways to lessen the impact of your trip

A trip to Geraldton is not complete without journeying to its offshore treasure trove, the Houtman Abrolhos Islands

Located deep in the hear of Western Australia's Kimberley region, Purnululu National Park is a beacon of natural phenomena found nowhere else.

The Toyota Tamworth Country Music Festival is celebrating 50 years of Aussie country music this summer!

The Red Centre Way is one of Australia’s most quintessential road trips. From Alice Springs to Uluru, this is a real taste of the Aussie outback

From quirky pubs to breathtaking rock formations, we bring you the most baffling attractions from around the country.

Not everyone wants to veer off the blacktop, so John Ford checked out the Safari Delta and discovered a luxurious van without the weight to match

Offroad and luxury don't necessarily go together for serious offroad caravans, but Lotus’s Trooper caravan begs to differ

Caravan World heads pit for a night to video review the family-focussed Essential Cruiser Design 22”10 F3

The all terrain towing tech company will become part of AutoPacific Group's international vehicle accessories and towing solutions network

Stopping All Stations

Beginning in Gariwerd and travelling all the way to Nelson, Sandy Guy uncovers the beauty of Australia Felix in south-western Victoria

In Part Two of his story on the Overlanders Way, Chris Whitelaw continues his adventure.